Marines now eligible for Mexican Border Defense Medal
Marines who participate in missions along the U.S.-Mexico border are now eligible for a newly issued medal.
By Eve Sampson
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Marines lower time-in-service requirement for sergeant promotions
The new policy will favor merit over longevity, the service says.
The best plan for Marine Corps gender-integration? It just paid $2M to find out
Training at Parris Island, South Carolina, and San Diego will be studied, along with data collected from entry level training conducted by the other services.
By Philip Athey
Marine Corps Forces Europe and Africa commander fired
Maj. Gen. Stephen Neary is under investigation for alleged use of a racial slur during physical training.
By Philip Athey
Missing Marine vet Austin Tice’s release part of White House official’s secret Syria visit
Marine Corps veteran Austin Tice went missing in Syria in 2012.
Marines vs. China ― the Corps just put these tactics to the test
This light, quick and powerful operation, alongside close integration with the Navy, is seen as the key for the Marine Corps' ability to fight China.
By Philip Athey
Marine vet’s newly opened cigar lounge was inspired by Afghanistan deployment
After a long day serving in the deserts of Afghanistan, nothing sounded better to a group of tired Marines than lighting up a cigar.
By Ryan Trares, Daily Journal
Best pics of the week: Oct. 18, 2020
Green Berets train in the Arctic, Marines take part in an animal packer course at the Mountain Warfare Training Center, and more in this week's Frontline Photos.
Historic Marine Harrier squadron sunsets as the Corps looks to the F-35
The unit, known for a number of historic firsts, will merge with one of the Marine Corps' most famous squadrons.
By Philip Athey
Corps to conduct a structure review of 67 Marine jobs
The review will hope to "correct grade pyramid imbalances caused by" the new Force Design.
By Philip Athey
Marine veteran, former interim Navajo president and New Mexico lawmaker dies
Thomas Atcitty died Sunday of natural causes, the tribe said.
Are the US Army and US Marine Corps competing for missions in the Pacific?
The US Marine Corps and Army are pursuing similar strategies to field anti-ship missiles in the Asia Pacific. Is there enough money to go around?
By David B. Larter